Russia in Sumo

Last at Sumo World Championships: gold, 2019

The record

Women's first here: the stronger record.

Sumo World Championships32 golds, 1 silver, 3 bronzes32golds
Every result, newest first36
- Osaka 2019 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Anna Poliakova
- Osaka 2019 · Gold · Women, Team
- Taoyuan 2018 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Olga Davydko
- Taoyuan 2018 · Gold · Women, Lightweight · Vera Koval
- Taoyuan 2018 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Anna Aleksandrova
- Taoyuan 2018 · Gold · Women, Openweight · Anna Poliakova
- Taoyuan 2018 · Gold · Women, Team
- Ulaanbaatar 2016 · Gold · Women, Openweight · Anna Poliakova (nee Zhigalova)
- Ulaanbaatar 2016 · Gold · Women, Team
- Osaka 2015 · Gold · Women, Lightweight · Daria Ibragimova
- Osaka 2015 · Gold · Women, Openweight · Anna Zhigalova
- Osaka 2015 · Bronze · Women, Team
- Kaohsiung 2014 · Gold · Women, Lightweight · Vera Koval
- Kaohsiung 2014 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Anna Aleksandrova
- Kaohsiung 2014 · Gold · Women, Openweight · Anna Zhigalova
- Wan Chai 2012 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Anna Zhigalova
- Wan Chai 2012 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Svetlana Panteleeva
- Wan Chai 2012 · Gold · Women, Team
- Warsaw 2010 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Anna Zhigalova
- Warsaw 2010 · Bronze · Women, Team
- Rakvere 2008 · Gold · Women, Lightweight · Nelli Vorobyeva
- Rakvere 2008 · Gold · Women, Openweight · Anna Zhigalova
- Rakvere 2008 · Gold · Women, Team
- Chiang Mai 2007 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Olesya Kovalenko
- Chiang Mai 2007 · Gold · Women, Lightweight · Nelli Vorobyeva
- Chiang Mai 2007 · Gold · Women, Openweight · Ekaterina Keyb
- Chiang Mai 2007 · Gold · Women, Team
- Sakai 2006 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Olesya Kovalenko
- Sakai 2006 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Svetlana Panteleeva
- Sakai 2006 · Gold · Women, Openweight · Anna Zhigalova
- Osaka 2005 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Svetlana Panteleeva
- Osaka 2005 · Gold · Women, Openweight · Ekaterina Keyb
- Riesa 2004 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Svetlana Panteleeva
- Riesa 2004 · Silver · Women, Team
- Kraków 2002 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Olesya Kovalenko
- Aomori 2001 · Bronze · Women, Team

Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.